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New York Markets,


The feeling in wheat to-day has been bet
ter and the general belief is that the panic Is
past. Opening was steady at 70 for July and
sold quickly up Ia 73s. Some small houses
failed TO pay up this morning and when their
failures we're announced the market drop
ped off to 72!, but reacted and for greater
part of the session ruled steady around -,
closing at that figure. The failure Of Ker-
shaw * Co. to pay mp this morning had no
effect Oh the market as il had been fully dis
counted Trade to-day was rather small as
operators were waiting for developments, be
fore going in market
Corn strong and half cent higher in sym
pathy with wheat and the general feeling Of
confidence in financial circles
Provisions weaker early but strengthened
and reacted sharply ribs closing fifteen points
higher. Lard quiet and steady.
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FINANCIAL.
Reported by G. w. Branch & Co., bankers
and brokers, No. I'LL Main street.
New York Stock Market.
REVIEW.

New YORK. June l6.-The excitement In
the wheat market seems to have pretty well
subsidized and any apprehension of serious
consequences from the crisis in Chicago has
been allayed, and while il may take Few
DAYS to allow the situation to settle down we
believe that good people are still buying
stocks and putting them away for higher
prices. The tone to-day has been persistent
" strong, and while the yc.ume Of business
has not been very large, the tendency has
been for the better, and gradual improve
ment has resulted aud while there Is no
special feature the feeling seems to be grad
ually turning towards the bull side. The
market closed firm.
Money, 9 per cent.
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SMITHS BLOOD ANDLtERRn
~ IlAION

Cure for all scrofu'Du-. -l.I . rM.
Ulcers, Sores. lnfammat0u-. Swelling. E.
sipelas, and ala kinds of shu u-H..
remedy is composed of Roots mI H.".. a..
the most delicate can tahc DO without H.I
For sale by ali druggists. Price. tI ... .r
I'm relief 90 the afflicted. 800 H..
next sixty days IA trial bottle f.rlI...
Prompt attention tO Wh0.r-a.. .I...
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She VIII Need Rest.

Stay at Home-Going to Newport
Miss Flighty-Yes; then to Bar Harbor and
NarTagansett, and possibly to the Catskills.
"You will enjoy yourself immensely, no
doubtp
"Yes, indeed, and by the middle Of Sep
tember III be ready to 90 somewhere aud
rest. "-Philadelphia Call.
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BARRIERS

VI. J. DIMMOCK, 1903 T.. Main street. Cor
respOndence solicited.
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DID II never occur TO you that a con-
scientious selfishness might produce more
happiness than the utmost unselfshness
that IL possible 10 manf-Signor Max In
Detroit Free Press.
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A. j. BRADLEY q CO., Thirteenth and Hun
streets, Manchester. Agent for the Peters
burg Savings and Insurance Company
g.. ). NASHON s. son, No. y. Tenth street.
X. 10. CHAPLIN x Co, No. ] " Tenth street
j. THOMPsON BROWN * CO., lib +. Main
street
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ENCI RSIONN.
GRAND EXCURSION To 0cry
VI VIEW
nv
STONEwALL JACKSON CANP.NDntg,
TERNAL LEGION.
ROUND TRIP. ONLYg
ROUND TRIP, ONLYs.

Train will leave Chesapeake and U...r..
at 1870 SATU RDAY NIGHT Ju. kt
arrive al Norfolkand Ocean N.enafl l'.....
hour sunday morning; leaving n rf.. Il.
pm.-thus giving the WHOLE Utr
pleasure and sight seeing
\ silver cup will bee presented .H. l.
lady shot i'm target practice.
~ NO TIME LOST FROM Hr >INr.,
Tickets can be- had from tht committee.
at the train.
x. Waldman. Charles A. Mo-.m.r md
lscman. amy - IrlIIi.I-fl..
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PIambers. Gas and steam Fitters,

:. J. DAVIS. - \. Ninth street. Shades
awnings, oil cloths. and paper hanging.
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nvninr Embellishments

Mrs. Al. PYLE. 3Os y. Fifth street. Dyeing
cleaning. securing and carpet cleaning
Manufacturer of the Acme RenOyator
Mrs. A. BANNISTER SD +. Broad street
Lace curtains a speciality.
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AIRFIELD DAIRY formerly Westhaml, al
\. Seventh street, and SIC K. Broad street
Fresh milk. cream, butter. butter milk an'
cheese.
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%. r. BEDFORD, $40 T.. Main street. Practi-
cal plumber, timer, gas and steam filter.
T. &. TlNSLEY. AZ Brook avenue. Steam and
gus fitting, timing &c.
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J. ". FRAYSER. l5is +. Main street. Whole
sale and retail. Proprietor of Frayser's orig
inal Nerve and Bone Liniment
T.. =. REEVE. 602 East Marshall, proprietor
Du,al & NOrtOn's Horse Tonic, POllOcks Dys-
pepsa Remedy. &c.
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CITY TAXES.

OFFICE CITY COLLECTOR,
RICHMOND. Va. June !. 1887.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
daily from the
I5rH TO THE gDrH DAY OF JUNE, INCLU-
sive. between the hours of Q o'clock am, and
q o'clock pm. for the purpose Of receiving
from all persons one half or the whole of the
city taxes assessed against them.
Five per centum penalty will be added To the
whole amount of said bills unless one half
thereof be- paid on or before June Both.
All daily papers will please copy
lje2 tjyl
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OLIVER b. DYER. GA +, Marshall street
wholesale and retail. Sole agent for the
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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Canvas Goods;

JOHN J. GERING. corner of Fourteenth and
Main streets. Tents, awnings, bags horse ahu
wagon covers.
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Mlnernl Mater RottIer. .

CITY BOTTLING HOUSE, 900 ". Broad
street. Manufacturers Of Vanilla Phosphate
and mineral waters.
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Marble Workers.

WALLEN q WRAY. Seventh and Grace
streets. Monuments, tombs, marblelzed man
ties. &c.
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ELLIS ABRAM. 9i6 T.. Broad street. Money
advanced ON personal property ONCE closed
from Friday al shutdown 10 Saturday at
shutdown.
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LOcksnliths

JOSEPH DELARUE. ,02 f.. Main street. Bell
hanging and general machine repairing.
Models for patents.
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MARRIED..

ROACH -CARTER.-On the 18th OF June. by
Rev. :. c. CloptOn, al the residence of the
J. :. ROACH 70 Miss c. T.. CARTER.
No cards.
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A.C. HIGH, 1928 T.. Main street. Watches and
jewelry neatly repaired.
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W. NICK BEDFORD, ll02 f.. Main street
sign of the Horse. Manufactures and whole
sale dealer
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WALTER J. TODD, i26 y. Sixth street. Coz
signments OF country produce solicited.
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Il. WALLERSTINE 4 Co, II and Is ;. FIJI
teenth street Potatoes butter, beans, cab
bage. &c.
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Paints, Oils, Sc.


RICHMOND fAINTSTORE,s f.. Broad street
Paints oils, glass, and painters supplies.
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ADAM DIACONT 20s T.. Marshall street
Wholesale and retail Repairing neatly AN,
promptly done.
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Butchers
Candy Manufacturers

WALTER f. BRAUER. stall No. ~, First
Market. Smoked beef tongues specially
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

STRAYED OR ST0LEN-A RED
- and white horned COW about ) years old
Supposed 10 be fresh now. A reasonable re-
ward Will be given for her return or infOrma-
ton. Call on or address W. Is. REAMS,
5iel5 q 4th and Maury sts.. Manchester.
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Rubber Gnnd.
Rubber stamps

V IRGINIA RUBBER Co, 5l3 f. Broad street.
Betting, hose, and all kinds OF rubber goods.
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Employment Agencies


j. p JUSTlS, @ \, Fintecnh street. labor
agent Established 1863.
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Betting, hose, and all kinds OF rubber goods.
Rubber stamps
ATLANTIC RI BBER STAMP MANUfA
IRiNG CO., 1914 4. Main ST. Mauufsc-
turers and importers OF stamp novelties.
OLD DOMINION RI BBER STAMP WORKS,
80 Bank street. Agents wanted send FOR
circular.
Sign Painting;
ID. :. THOMPSON, Franklin street under Ia
change Hotel. Advertising sign artist.
Board fence and wall signs speciality.
l.. LlPSCOMB. No. y \. Ninth street. sign
painting and gliding on glass.
Soap Factory;
X. GARCIN & CO., 1916 Franklin street (estab
lished 1850. Toilet and Laundry Soaps.
JaIlors:
T. w. stage. Twelfth street under American
Hotel. Civic and military tailor.
Undertakers:
b. X. MORRISETT, No. II Seventh street,
Manchester. 'Phone.3n
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Subscribe 10 the DAILY Record by sending a
postal card to Box g73 city. Fifty cents per
month.
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Bakers
Boots and shoes :

]. r. TEASDALE. 1915 Il. Main street. Best
$3.50 and 50 mems and g and gov sdles
shoes.
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Carpenters and Builders


WILLIAM q. FULLER. ITO f.. Cary street
Special attention 20 repairing.
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A. C. HOUSTON, sos E. Main street.
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A. Is. CLARKE q son, 1910 East Main street
Agents for Imperial chilled plOws
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE.-TWO No. I lCERoyr.
i Apply at No. 81 West Broad t.... ''
3jul6 p
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Contractors and Builders

j. \. GRASBEdtG Err. 1875 +. Franklin street
a work guaranteed.
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PAINTS. OILS. Gc.
DICHMOND IRON PAINT CO.
N.TPATE * CO.. lo9 EAST CARY sIHr

Weather. Water,
and Fire Proof
Never Cracks,
Blisters, or Pceis.
Especially adapt
ed for Tin, Zinc
Copper, Iron, and
$ b gle. and
Board Roofs.
Defective and
Leaky ROOfsfrOm
age and exposure
arerenderedtlght
and perfect by its
use. Damp aud
Imperfect Walls
are also rendered
dry by the use OF
this PAINT and
GEM NT.
jail ~
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DIRECTORY
OF RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOUSES.

The Directory 6eIor Of reliable and good,
business h0uses' qiring their location and
business, scfl be found Gerry usefw as source
of reference for information relatice to any
and all the different branches Of business
Analytical Chemist;
DIR. HENRY FROELING, II 5. Twelfth street
chemist TO Chesapeake and Ohio and klcn
m0nd and Allegheny railroads. SpeVi" at
tention TO ores and mineral waters.
Architects
VI. J. DIMMOCK, 1903 +. Main street. Cor
respOndence solicited
BARRIERS.
WILLIAM II. GARDN Err, SD +. Broad
street. Hair cutting, dyeing, shaving, and
shampOOing
Bakers:
RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY, Il. Adam
proprietor. II 5. Twelfth street. Wholesal'
and retail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-28
MAGGIE M'CARTHY's MURDER.
Fred StoU, Young Chicago Baker,
Charged with the Crime.


Charged with the Crime.
CLEVELAND, OHI0, April 27.-This
morning Fred Stoll was charged with
the murder of Maggie Mccarthy. At
that hour Detectives Granger and Nc
MILAN called at the Central police station
and asked the turnkey to bring out the
Young baker secretly arrested on Tues
day. A slightly built young man was
led from the cell to the office window
where he was registered and charged with
the murder. Stoll's face was badly dis
figured. Two small dents in his fore
head seemed to have been made by the
imprint of finger nails. A piece OF flesh
was torn from one side OF the right
nOstrii snd long scar was visible on the
right side of the nose. Both cheeks were
marked with fresh scars and the right eye
was discolored as if it had been gOuged.
His hands and wrists were scratched end
bruised. Stoll's clothing was spotted
with blood, which the wounds
on himself could not have
made, AID his coat was covered
with cut hairs; the ends of his shirt
Sleeves we're also bloody and covered
with mould. In reply to sharp eXaml-
nation of the officer, Stoll said on Satur-
day evening he attended g meeting or the
Bakers Union. About 80 O'Clock ne
went to a Bohemian dance. While at the
dance he drank five glasses of whisky.
Shortly after 10 O'Clock he left
the ballroom and started for
home. He says that he fell
twice to the pavement. He says he was
| so drunk he can remember nothing Of his
Journey homeward, excepting the two
falls. He says he arrived home ABOUT y
Io'clock, but his mother says it was be
tween / and 2 O'Clock Sunday morning
The police noticed in searching the prem
ises that when they crept under the porch
of Mr.. Hatche's house, where the body
of the murdered girl was found,
that their clothing became covered with
hairs of cats. The police claim they have
q strong case of cTcumstantial evidence
against StolI. He is the son OF re-
spectacle sewing machine agent Stol
took his arrest very coolly at the time,
but this morning he appeared nervous.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-28
COURT OF APPEALS.
Gases Decided at 4 Justin Yesterday.

Gases Decided at Austin Yesterday.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, April 27.-The Court OF
Appeals handed down the following dc
cisi07s to-day: E. ID. TilIman ct 81. vs..
E. NJ. Cooke 6, Co., from Dallas county,
affirmed; J. NJ f. EsB ton vs.. the State,
from Jack county, did missed because OF
escape of appellant f rom custody; Water
man Star & Co. VS.. BE. Odell, from
Grayson county, afIil med; c. 3. Hewitt
We. Selvidge & Gentry. from Dallas coun-
tv, affirmed; Weir Plow Company VS..
Germania Insurance Company, rom
Grayson county, affirmed; W. Wilkins
VS.. Villains, Carter 4 Co, from GraYson
county, affirmed; Az TistO Pacheco & Cc.
VS.. the State. from cameron county, al
frmed. All the above are with
out written Opinlor s. II. c. hoWnlng,
administrator, vs.. w. l.. GORDON, from
Wilbarger county, 1hrmed; b. NJ Ill
man ct al. VS. Kansas City DIstiIlln& Com
paDy, from Dallas county, affirmed; Luxe
Short ys. State, fro 10 Tarrant county. re-
formed and affirmed; Mamie j. wilson
vs.. Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
Company, from Tartant county, reversed
and remanded; M. Ia. Paxton vs. same,
reversed and remarked.
Gujf. Colorado al Id Santa Fe Railway
Company vs.. Ed Leland, dismissed.
The motion dock@ts were called to-day
and the second asst sumeEt will be called
tomorrow in both courts.
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Foraker on Grant.

PITTsBURG, Pa, April 27.-The banquet
OF the Americas Club of Pittsburg, com,
memorating the anniversary Of the birth
Ct General Grant, was held at the Monon-
gaheIa house this evening. The club Sc
cured all the second floor of the hotel,
and the corridors and approaches TO the
dining-room were beautifully decorated.
Ia the banquet hall the tables were ar
ranged so ss to represent the initials gu
s. Gu On the guests table
an immense bank of flowers was
arranged, upon which the monogram
u. S. G. was worked ont. On the walls
of the hall were portraits of Washington
Garfield, and prominent local Republican
leaders in times past. Before the regular
programme of the evening had been
commenced an informal reception was
given to the distinguished guests pres
ent, among whom were General Foraker
of OaiC, Colonel Fred Grant, Hon. j. T.
NaW of Indianapolis, Lieutenant-GoY-
ernor Davies, Secretary of the Common
wealth c.. Weston, and J. H. Foster,
nresiden. Of the New York Republican
! club. Governor Foraker and his wife
were called on By many residents who
did rot attend the banquet. l. was
o'clock when the guests were all seated
at the table, and it was noticed that Gov
ernor Foraker, the principal speaker of
the evening, was assigned the same seat
General Grant had occupied on his re-
turn from his trip around the world. To
the toast, L. S. Grant, Governor
Foraker responded. After sketcmng
the life CT General Grant uL-
til he commanded the army OF
the Potomac, with which ne remained
till the war was closed, ard during his
incumbeucy of the presidency for two
terms, Governor Foraker said: To the
last day thst he was President the doc
trine was continually proclaimed and
fearlessly kept to the trout that, as to the
theory of national rights, it vas the duty
of the national government to
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LONfyIEw.
A store Robbsd-A 3amo of Chess by '

A store Robbed-A 3ame of Chess by Wire
Special to the Gazettd
LoNGvIEw, TEX April pa special
from Beckville, P EnOla county, says the
store OF III. J. Whitfield at that place was
broken open last night and robbed of a
laree lot Of goods IF various kinds. The
thieves left no clue
a very closely contested game CT chess
was played by VI ire yesterday between
LongYiew and S reveport, La, chess
clubs, resulting 10 Ia glorious victory for
Longview in sixty nine moves, the game
lasting five hourI S and fifteen minutes.
This game leaves LongvieW master OF all
chess clubs who have ever played us.
LongvieW signs tq IF other worlds TO con-
Quer now.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-28
TWO MURDE RERS.
One of this nlatamoras Villains Caught at
San Anton 10.

One of tbs Matamoras Villains Caught at
San Anton 10.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, April 27.-An ar
rest was effected here tonight by the
notice which contains much Of q sensa-
tinnsl nature. 1t will BIB remembered by
close readers of the telegraphic news
+het something over tW 10 years ago jim
Reed and a companion named WllnamS'
who were privates id United States
army company stationed at Fort Brown,
Tex, went across THE Rio Grande into
Matamoras, Mex, an murdered and
robbed q ieweler while asleep in his store
a. NIGHT. They ACCOMPLISHED the crime
nv first bribing two Mexican police TO
desert their beats, both OF which took IN
the ieweIry store, al the hour Of the
robbery. The robbers, however, were
arrested, tried and sentenced 70 De
shot. While await hg execution OF
the sentence the robbers escaped
from captivity by killing couple of
guards and made their way to California,
where it is said Reed also killed two OF
three other men. lG is not known now
long he has been in mis- city, but his
irentity has been proved beyond a douot
before his arrest by b soldier who Tor
merly belonged to RPed's company 81
Brown. Williams whereabouts are
unknown. IL being impossible to obtain
ANYTHING concerning him from Reed
Reed Will be kept III custody here uut!
the MatamOras authOr rites can be nou
fed of his arrest
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A Valid Corporation.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
WILLS POINT, TEX, April 27.-The
test case of the corporation, brought up
by the anti, corporstionists on G writ Of
quo warranto, was disposed of by Dis
trict Judge McCord at Canton yesterday.
Judge McCord ruled that the petition for
the election being regular, and the County
Judge having no reason for not ordering
the election, he did so in his judicial Ca
pacity, and that no court had power to
set aside the judicial acts of the County
Judge. This virtually establishes the
validity of the corporation. Some OF
the ants say they will carry it to the Su-
preme court.
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Waco.
Special to the Gaz bite.

Special to the GaBFtte'
WACO, TEX, april 27.-Ihere are no
additional devel bpments in the case OF the
Examiner and the striking union printers.
The Examiner Issued an enlarged paper
IS compared with yesterdaY's) this
morning.
Mrs. Tabor, an account OF whose
trouble was Given Yesterday, remains
here and has recovered from her NOR
phine experiende. She says she will not
attempt suicide any more, but Is done
with her husbah nd.
The funeral of Frank Blocker, muir
dered at Abb ott Monday by Joseph
Williams, took place this morning. Up
To This hour nd news has been received OF
Williams capture or Whereabouts. IL Is
feared he has escaped.
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After the abbott Murderer.

Special to the Gazette.
HUBBARD CITY, TEX, April 27.-Dep
uty Sheriff Darman and Marshal Jones Of
this place captured the horse that j. l..
Williams, the Abbott murderer, rode off
They found the horse in lane, four
miles south of town, completely exhaust
ed, with the saddle still on him. Will
liams is thought to be nesr where the
horse was found, and will, doubtless, be
captured before mOrni' g.
THE BLOCKER KILLING.
Special to the Gazette.
Is HulsBoRo, TEX, April 27.-J. L.
Williams, who killed Frank Blocker at
ABBOTT, has been surrounded and his
horse captured in Pin Oak creek bottom.
The Sheriff, with large posse, has gone
to assist In his capture and protect him
from being lynched when captured
Frank Blocker was very much liked by
all who knew him, hence the indignation
felt towards Williams is very great
There are grave fears of his being lynched
when captured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-28
THE IboODLERs.

One of the Ohtcd go Indicted Wants tho
Venus Changed.
CHICAGO, Ill April 27.-The at
torneys for Edwa I'd McGaregIe, indicted
in connection wi h fraud fled an affidavit
asking for a chan ge of venue from Judge
TulIy. Other al fidavits alleged that
Judges Gary an d Halves were also pre-
JUDGED against he defendant. 1t is be-
lieved that McGd regle will object to the
O her three Judges in he same way, and
that other indicted county officials will by
pursuing the SAM tactics be thus enabled
to dispose of thd entire bunch.
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time in which to mike hEs report, which
YVES granted.
DR.. r Robertson moved that DR.. Cuppi es
be reimbursed for the ex peuse Of pub
fishing the extended report on surgery.
Carried.
DR. Daniel submitted the report OF the
publishing committee Will ch was adopted,
and on motion of DIR. Oh istian vote of
thanks was adopted.
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Tn. F1nridn Ssnator.hip.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA. April 27-In the
Legislature day the vote for United
States Senator was: Bloxham, 10;
Perry, %; PascO, Is; scattering, u:
Goodrich Rep, 10.
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Preparing fcE the State Eneampment'

Preparing fdr the State Encampment.
Special to the Gazette.
Houston, Il Ex, April 27.-Today at
meeting of citizens and subscribers an
organization Was effected to manage Inc
state encamprhent TO be held here IN June'
as follows: Colonel w. a. CnloresS,
general mana ger; W. o. Ellis, treasurer;
board of dire c:ors, W. D. Cleveland, 7.
W. House, 81 P. Hill, 5. Powell, D. f.
Stuart, D G. Smith, K. NJ. johnston, NJ
Curtin, II. 81 Rice, (. CraWforof d. H.
McGregor.